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PAYMENT FOR LIQUORS DIsAL.
LOWED.
NO More Liquid Luxuries for the
Official Visitors.

Inc Second Controller has disallowed all items
OF "nlskys brandies. and other intoxicating
liquors IN the accounts Of the superintendent Of
the naval Academy for the expenses of the annual
BOARD or visitors and the or1cials OF both the
NaVai and Military Academy have been notified
1nat no such items will be allowed in the future
Tue uiSaiiowances already made are hardships
s Spvn ute superintendent, who has been required
ny .e boards OF visitors to furnish these luxuries
anu ne VIII have to suffer the loss Of from $500 to
S mV VI last years accounts II Congress does not
IsnesS MN. When the question Of these
eaApenseS was last before the House in the def
ciemcy , Oil Representative Dingley, OF Maine
Causeu " oe inserted q resolution declaring that
eating liquors.
IL Is complained that some OF the members Of
tnnSo toaIus OF visitors demand OF the supern-
1910 LII an SorCS or extravagant luXur1eS, and
.l onen stay there as long and as agreeable to
oneussNes as possible. Some OF them take sew
eIaL IenDers OF their families with them and de-
, accommodations for all. Last year one men,
, peI vi congress took with him six members OF
t nS ay, ana was indignant that the supertn-
IeHuenc could not give him more than two beds.
IL Is the purpose OF the second Comptrolers office
70 reueVe The superintendent In the future by CIV
my nun the authority of the office that expendi-
q,tred OF him. ~ wv
Deputy controller Mcmahon says that the law
auenorlzlng the board OF visitors and providing
Ior Che payment OF their expenses by the Govern
uent oOeS not contemplate nor admit OF their tax
ing members OF their families with them, unless
at their individual expense.
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District Government Affair."
FIRE LIMITS OF EAST WARRINGTON.

Mr.. JOS. Repetti, OF the East Washington Citi-
Zens' Association, appeared before the Commits
sioners to ask the extension OF the IRE limits In
the eastern section OF the city.
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FOR lighthouses.

NOR RENT-GREAT SACRIFICE-LARGE 13-
II room brick house. all modern improvements, on
street. near 9TH street Good order convenient To-
cation- Rent very low. B. H. WARNER CO, el6
IT. n ". my-2S-6ts
EOR RENT-FURNISHED-1405 STOUGHTON
II St, owned by naval officer at sea; well fur
nlshed; an modern improvements; stabiing for two
residence only SEQ. Inquire NJ n. PARKER l41S
7 st. n W. my23-12t
IcOR RENT-1335 ST. NE, BEAUTIFUL SIX
Il room mouse, on concrete St: water. &C. on
hne Of cars Only els per month. Inquire 81 st.
NV my1T-lm
ISOR RENT-NEw IL ROOM HOUSE, KITCHEN
IL dining room, &c, on first floor: hard wood finish
best heating spparstus yentilatng CRATES, and every
Improvement large lot. q choice home. Apply to w.
&. DODGE, 700 9th St NV ap27 Pm
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BROOKLYN, N. Y, June l.-Brooklyn W st. Louis
game postponed on account Of wet RroundsI
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EsCAPED FROM THE OFFICERs.-James Smith was
arrested by Station-keeper Shanks this morning
On a charge OF indecent exposure ia an alley be-
tween and and sd and :fBd streets. While on
the way to the station he resisted arrest and man
aged to get away, and has not been recaptured.
Smith is we'll known to the police, having been
arrested and sentenced to a years Imprisonment
for the murder OF Elmer Rollins on Christmas day,
1cS4.
GONE SOUTH-Mr. Charles II. Tickling LEFT this
morning for birmingham, Ala, and Will be absent
about two weeks.
GRAIN RECEIPTs.-Canal-bOat II. n. Talbot ar
rived with IL tons OF hay for j. q. and ]. NJ Wa
tiers; canal-boat Victor Baughman arrived with
4, 100 bushels OF wheat Tor q. 7. Dunlop; canal
boat Loudoun arrived with 800 bushels OF corn
and $500 bushels OF wheat for q. I. Dunlop:
canal-bOat Veale and Leigh arrived with 30 tons
OF hay for G. I. Dunlop.
Wheat sold on change this morning at SO and
CSC. buShel corn sold at 52c bushel
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER At A.
M.-GreaL Falls, temperature, 81; condition, z;
receiving reservoir temperature, 72; condition at
north connection, 8; condition at south connec-
ton, 20; distributing reservoir, temperature, al:
condition at tnfuent gate house -; eff1uent gate
hOuSA, 80.
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The Sultan Codes Cyprus to England.
LONDON, June 1.-The sultan OF Turkey has
ceded the Island OF cyprus to England.
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ay2S-1w

1.NOK RENT
II 1e2. 18Th st-1or s13 713 I'd St Dr. e. w. 20 30
% 2U.h 81 lOr-.miO.50 104 ::,d ST.. 80
:,4s1 Pa 10 3l67 p st. ID 30
l1+1 list. 1Or- mi:;-:I0 95i 25th St. 1880
2pl2 vi, 30 3 2tjth st. rsm.j
:oI4 St. r,lni- 50 Cor 5thsva. Sc. sr. l5
So 10th St 10 81. 30 Rear II IA l. St, l3
21.s7 81. q r. MI 30 80 81 .2:sd ~ so
1917 Wsllach Sr.mi 30 s1S 18th ST. l2.5O
II ~ y ST. 1Or, m 30 Rear 2011 ny ave, Or.
S9i 80 81 ST. nii2L 80 222S va ave, rs..-..1 70
2l,A5 Pa av. D. Mis- 30 Water St. CT. 2r-.-..9
Jas :'lst st. -, RIM. H. Water
IL Sci st. ne, l:,3 l:,c,S 21st ST.. Fl.
2t27 ST. 1-.. mi % 30 :,31 q Grace ST.. 5r 7
IA 4:ii st. IT, mi p. 40 Rear l.ss,4 s.w.. Or
4 10 attn ~. 1r.. nl.I205Q. STORES
D 10 I'D st. Or. 20 10, go 18th It -. 20 40
100 Clevelsnd 20 30 1907 Pa ave, base r. Is
2i.,j st. 9r. water. 70 40 Store 3OIO NJ ST - / ,
IOra tUu astappay to wESCOTT WILCOX
uy2S 1907 PENNSYLVANIA
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and ]: 100 pm prices
Of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to II. H. Dodge, $50 10th street:
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NOR SALE
Great bargain On 14th st, bet and SITS; Nv.
alley; can be turned into store at little expense
price, $500. Also, beautiful Lot New Ham pshire
per foot j. W. Z. MYERS,
my.I-lwe l42S New York ave.
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+
3-story and cellar brick dwelling, near Dupont
Circle, 13 rooms, = bath rooms. laundry. &c,
all IL l., new and elegant. 41S 600
3story brick dwelling near Iowa Circle on VT
ave. 23 feet front, 5 rooms deep, 13 rooms,
all M ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 14.5OO
3-story and cellar brick dwelling, 10th st near
Dupont Circle. 10 rooms and bath. ali u j.. 1850
with furniture. ........................ 1880
3-story and basement brick dwelling, near Du-
pont Circle IL rooms, furnace and all M l.,
handsomely finished. 1000
32-story brick dwellings, northeast section Of
city, rooms and In Il. Price, each ......... 1,4OO
An S-room brick dwelling, one square from
British Minister'S, all MI $500
Groom brick dwelling, st. NV. near 9Th $3.50
Several very attractive and we'll located new
brick dwellings,. northwest section, z rooms
and cellar. with all M. H. at st 600 and As 200
TYLER & RUTHERFORD
my7-5ws 1926 st. NV.
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BILL FOB AN INJUNCrIoN.-To-day

BILL FOB AN INyUNCTIoN.-To-day Ernest Burg
dort1 filed bill against w. B. Williams trustee OF
the estate OF Samuel Kirby, for an injunction to
session OF lot ana s. u g. 81. 431 (0n Sth street.
between D and streets northwest, or from in
terferrng with the Lease made by A. b ClaxtOn,
ing any measures to disposseSs him. Judge Mer-
rick directed rule returnable on Tuesday next
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Lost $50 at a Game Of ssOke.,

Elias SHERMAN, tailor, whose shop is at No.
5O4 10TH street northwest, was before the Police
Court to-day on charge OF permitting gambling
In MS shop, and also in his house. No. I2i3 street
northwest. He was also charged with assault and
Dattery. SHERMAN, who is Pole, was arrested
washington. Marcus Notes, the young woman s
husband, swears that he went to Stierman's and
AT game OF "Oke" he lost $780, He claimed that
ne was cheated by Daniel Baronski who Is called
the 'greenhorn," who had two cards in his pocket
HIS vile learned that her husband had been
cheated, and she went TO get the money back,
when sherman and the ''greenhorn" whipped her
Aoe Goldman swore that he lost $50 at the game
and said that Stierman's wife drew down the toll
Ior beer: Isaac Malowista had also seen games
played in Stierman's place. SHERMAN was f1ned
$40 Tor the assault and SS5 and one hour for keep
Ing gambling establishment. Baronski or the
'greenhorn," was also fined SO for the assault
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-01

The New York board OF aldermen, II TO 1. has
appointed Miss Minna K Pollock commissioner OF
deeds VI
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MAY %.
'Twixt you and me tits twenty.three
IT'S twenty-three 'twixt you and me.
~, b that e SSs
TwEEDLE DEE AND TwEEDLE DUN.
Leaving the odds in favor of the Odd number. which
y3u plainly see il twenty three.
Nee struck It heavy On tie quaint old line
CONE 70 SEE Us.
Ny Charming beauty.
lifelong TO the clan.
1have stood the test,
Twas free from jest.
Try me and prove me,
To do the thing which and lust hence Ell is that
Victor perches upon the banner VI
ADLER's TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
s sa ss sse:s ,ssTsel thu. briefly given
We're selling 'dAndy" drive.
Cheviot Suits. ali. wool. at nine seventy-fva
And should you object to 50 high . rate,
i tickles US 80 that we're bound to laugh.
Here's Victor 4. suit at ssven and . half.
We'd give you for The SUM Of one ninety" s Seven
coat and vest Of genuine seersucker,
vii mIas i 70 ss we'll az
You up suit Of CLOTHES ut one ninety-six.
And 80 We could continue from morn until night,
Quoting you prices that always right;
But viii trespass NO longer on your valuable time,
Call ii you please, a& OF and go
7TH STREET NV,
cORNER:OF MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
VICTOR Z ADLEEs
TEN FER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE TEN
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturday until IL p N.
tF-Omce Coats stripes and checks 2oc. each. On
sale Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, from z to 9
O'Clock AIN. Remember the days and the hours, -
these will positively not be sold other dAys or
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Tor sALE-HoUsEs AND LOTS FOR SALE IN
II all parts of the city. FRANCIS B. MOHUN
my12-17t Real Estate and Loans. 1891 at
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MARRIAGE LLCENsks.-Marrfage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO Oscar L.
Sanford and Ida n. Welsh: Geo. Toiver and Annie
Lucas; Maurice 0tterback and Matte L. Ebaugh;
ford OF p. g. county, and Hortense z RYDER OF
Brooklyn; RObt Roach and Lille NJ. Yeatman:
W. Albert King and Ada A. Ofrutt: Jno b. Ffnatu
and Ellen Z Brooke. OF p. G. County, Md; W. II.
Coffin. OF North Branch, Mich, and Jennie Ruther-
ford; w. H Proctor Of Rockville Nd, and Annie
r Nugent; ChaS. II. Davis and Rose II. Hammer
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INK Et.N Z
lngleslde. NtP- q
1895 18th. 1{r.-...---l
400 X g. NV lzr -...l
I'll 9TH 80. NV store
and dwelling. ....---l
To-, Mass. ave, l3r- j
:.lD Sth St NV l3r-.-.l
az 9Th 81. u W., yr--l
Job II - II W. l4r...l
JSOj -. Il. ave ...-..-l
1OUSyth sc. nv. l4r. j
1Ol9 Conn. ave. Or
Magnolia ave, Ar .S3
1910 18th St. l3r- .. .S.s
4l6 9th st.n-w. l6r. .-S3
1871 DE Sales St. llr-...
14l3G St. upper part
1873 . 81. NV. Or.
1855 y. II. ay- NV. Sr.
slI i ST. NV. llr. -..
G12 18th st. Nv, ls,r..
no. Sass av.n.w. Or
The above hoas-as CaI
tirCfhce only. !
my2.l
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QOQ n I ave aehh


Il 200 st. NV, bh. nm e2o N. J. ave-, s.e.bh.
K lei IAN and l5tn. ooo s5o-s3a eth St NV; ooo
400 st s n~, bn sooo a s11fs to a5 ioia
1$45 Vt ave. n W. w 1s IS no. to II is4s is'o
lbs n st NV. bh oooo 11 ns 10 sd sooo
ls!s 81 :invSS n 1 iii st. 4 A. Is 5000
e6S5 = NV: B. h. 'ooo SIS sad st; NV. bh 1'Ooo
1913 ION ST n.v n'o00 si4 s st. nw biz .''oo
los Pa ave NV bh NV 81 to SIS stne fh low
los 1si st. nw bis ssooo 81 9Th St ne: III,
2d55 St nw bh $500 1s Myrtle st bh:
s$5 ave NV. 5SOOo 1ia s st. n e. H..
223 Ind.ave. NV, b.h, 90 Myrtle st. ne. b.
LOS 5th n ". h.. .'oO st. NV fG. 5r. 800
% st. n. W. b. h.. h.. sr n -. NV" 500
ont n-w D. A., NIL w............. LOO
Wis -..-........-...-00OOi
s IT oe OF o the on
the LIST and 18th. Imy3ll THOS. E. WAGdAMAN.
EOR SALE = 2224 CLEVELAND AVE. \. W., a
water gas and latrObe and slate Tansel
1sF SIS s'sa St. SaanSs suit
EOR SAI.E-AN INvESTMENT-THREE HOUSES
Se T99ps Each and t2a5 lots Apply at southeast
LNOR SALE-645 MASS. AVE. NE. EIGHT ROOMS
5o SS s O'ef sSS easy
three stories and cellar fourteen rooms two bath
rooins two pantries, finished in hard wood; lot
41lo side alley windows e ns P EkoS s.N9ooo
my30-1w Real Estate and Loans. 1926 st. NV.
s.sS IL on ii 18th 81 s
$1,000 down and balance at 500 per per month.
.,o Real Estate and Loans.
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SENT Down FOB BEATING AND THREATENING HER
HUsBAND.-Maggte CromptOn, . Colored woman,
times for assaulting her husband and other per
sons, was In the dock to-day, charged by her hus-
or not guityf" asked che clerk 'I'se guilty." an
swered Maggie. ais you got anything more against
mesn Her husband complained that she came to
with brick. Other witnesses gave similar testi-
mony. "She can pay nne OF g " said the judge,
.tor 60 down for q month MONTH Maggie said she would
unued, "buI whenI get out III give you another
good beating" This caused the judge TO remark
70 Maggie, '.YOu can have sixty days In Jail In
stead Of being lined $40. You can't pay THAI" She
was committed.
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TO ATTEND THE RECEPTION 10 CARDINAL Glib
BONs-At meeting the Young Catholics Friend
society last evening, the invitation from the Balti
more societies to participate in the reception to
Cardinal Gibbons on his return from Rome was
ocioek Tuesdev lime e for Ralt,mor W VI ~
they will Join the organizations OF that city and
move in procession to the Union depot at quarter
OF two. About 5000 members OF the Baltimore
societies viii take part. and, together with the
thousand expected from Washington, will form q
double line extending along Charles street station
to the Cardinals residence. After assuming his
ecclesiastical robes, the cardinal Will be escorted
to the cathedral, where the Te Deum viii be sung
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May 3lst. 1857.
Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR
A very pleasant May party was given last even
Ing at the residence OF Mr.. w. W. Wright OF Car
roll cottage, Linden, under the auspices OF the
Irving Literary and Social Club novel and In.
teresting feature OF the occasion was share and
hounds" or "paper chase" between horses and
bicycles. The shares, eight In number, including
three ladies, were on horseback, while six bicy-
clerS, members OF the "Dlstrict Wheelmenr acted
as mounds" The distance or ten miles was
traversed, and part OF the road was In very bad
condition from saturdays rain, making the riding
torious, leading the bicycles by several minutes
at the terminus, where the riders came In In the
following order: MeSSrs. Fred. Page, Geo. Getty
Harry Manakee, j. {. lowell Chris. BraShears
Misses Florence Keys, Clara Ray and s. p. Wilson
on horses; MeSSrS. Will Robertson Bal
lard Morris, George Mills, Horace X. Lamb,
Alexander s. Stewart and Louis NJ Hopkins on
came In abreast. but Robertson, having otherwise
led all the way, was undoubtedly entitled TO first
place among the wheelmen. The time OF the first
morse was ~ minutes, and the last about so. Lieut.
stewart, U. s. A., acted as CHIEF marshal with
MeSSrS. s. p. Wright and VIII. Wright as assistant
marshals, and Masters Johnnie Wilson and Ben
Kay as heraldS. After the chase the young folks
and assembled friends refreshed themselves at a
bount1fuliy spread table Then followed speaking
and dancing. Miss EtLfe Harding was crowned
queen OF Honor by the victorious horSeman, and
Misses Florence Keys, Clara Ray, Elmer Ray, and
Lizzie Keys, Maids OF Honor. A toast to the Club
was responded to by Lieut.. stewart president OF
Morris, president OF the District Wneelmen and a
third TO the horse by Mr. j. Z. Dowell tue Liter
airy Club The entire entertainment was q preaf
success and an exceedingly enjoyable affair.
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II Snug Groom brick. 9th st. NV, near
boundary mod imp. Observation-Disclosures o,1OO
Four room brick. 10th st. W., ....... ZOO
1l-roon brick st. NV, near 9th mod imp. 5000
JAMES ". TYLER.
my23 92p st. NV (2d fioor)
NOR SALE-THE VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING
Of IL rooms and cellar. sos 9th sw., opposite St
Domnic's Church. Apply on the premises after
O'Clock or to q. Y. ATLEE, 1411 q st. ap19-1m
EOR SALE ION s ST. N. W. NOW Is YOUR
II chance To buy new story brick re-, bath, Gel
Lard OIL 20 foot rear and sixfoot side alleys Lot
2Ox9o. 1wo-story brick stable Price 81 500; cash
$4,000; remainder in deferred payments.
THOS. g. HENSEY,
1006 st. NV.
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tT-Omce Coats, stripes and checks, 20c. each. On
sale Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. from to
these coats will positively not be sod other days
At other hours. mY23
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so ; 10 z q. NV. 13r....S6O
- 20lS HiIlyer pl. NV, / Or. 90
- 20 y. }. ave. Sc. Tor. 80
l63S X. |. av. NV. Tor. 90
p S02 2lstst. NV. lIr. 80
81 2420 Craven Terrace. Or 80
90 o4.sS Craven Terr1ce.9r. 30
% 2U22 I 81. NV, Or. so
% j o2l . st.n-w..7r........5O
90 90 n \, ay. NV, 11r so
90 HOS + st-n.w.. l6r..
00 1870 b 81. s.w., l:.r..,...4O
.33 93s ". Y. av. NV, Tor. IA
.3 1929 18th st. NV. ITO
3. 2yO6 q st. q w......33.33
so 1872 29th st.n-w.,7r. 80
IS 1918 L 81. NV, ar. 81. so
: ; 1906 18th St NV, ar. .2:i
IS 1902 Corcoran IT.. Or. d. 20
IS 22{-3O LIST st. s.w.. Or. Ii
so 1923 Il 81. NV. Or. I'D
be examined By permit from
aOHAS j. FISHER & CO.
1924 4 81. nv.
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my7-5ws 1926 st.. NV
II End and sts u e. two story basement six rooms
each, with bath, range, latro6es, slate and wood
inantels prices from 500 to &3, 500 each, andw be
sold upon terms to suit DANENHOWER son,
1115 Est myJ4-lm
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LHOR sALK-AWNINGS, FLAGS TENTH
Il ALI the latest novelties
In awning stripes and for store city and
country residences NJ u. COPELAND & CO,
400 18th st. NV.
mh2l-.5m OppLste Star office.
EOR sALE-ABOUT 1000 POUNDS OF NONPA.
y reil and about 500 pounds Of Agate Type lately
IN use on this paper The lace Of both fonts is do
cellent service for two or three years paper Of
moderate circulstio wiz be sold cheap in bulk Ad.
dress THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER co.
Washington. DC DO
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TrOR PENTHOUSE 121 NORTH ST., BE-
4 tween i st and 2d SITS nine rooms gas, water,
path Inquire premises next door-129. te1 -3ts
E.OR RENT-3IS A ST. NE. FROM JUNE Is TO
4 october 15 very low To responsible party. It,
I-OR RENT HOUSE NO. 472 ST. N. W: 10
y mons. with all modern Improvements. Inquire at
~. 1000 U st. my31-3t'
The Washington critic., 1887-11-07
SOME STARTLING FACTS.
Tho Discovery of the Cause of Most
Untimeiy Deaths that Come
Upon the Community,


The official returns of the city of New
York show that nearly thrce.fuurths of all
deaths are from consumption. When we
stop to calmly think over this fact, 1t is
really awful. Andyet every case, without
exception, started from small beginnings.
A cough in the morning. tickling in the
throat; thick phlcgmy discharge; chilli
ness at night; difficult breathingi n
tightncss across the chest; these
and many more symptoms indicate
the presence of that terrible disease, which,
unless checked, means certain death with
long and painful suffering.
In view of such serious and evor-present
facts, the suggestions and advice of the
most eminent physicians are of the greatest
value.
Dr. John Gardner, one of the most emf
ncnt physicians In London, says: "Scicnce,
common sense, Holy Scriptures and all eX-
periencc testify to the benefits derived from
the use of pure whiskey."
DIR. ID. IT, Barker says: 81 have used and
examined Duiiy's Pure Malt Whiskey and
find II the best ever tried"
DIR. s. NJ. Buckwaltcr says: "Dutty's
Pure Malt Whiskey is, without doubt, the
invalid's drink when stimulants arc indi-
Gated, and l find all chronic cases require
stimulants, md a large per cent. Of the
acute ones also.n
These truths, from the lips Of the leading
scientific men of the day, and confirmed by
the experience of men and women well
known in the community, should serve as
q guide for all who feel the approach of
consumption, no matter by what path 1t
may come. We do not hesitate toiassert
that any man or woman who will use
DuiIy's Pure Malt Whiskcy according to
directions can defy consumption apd pro.
long life with all its blessings.
The Washington critic., 1887-11-07
Yesterday IN the churches.


R0v DR.. Scott OF Harrisburg preached at
the sixth Presbyterian Church yesterday on
the state Of the soul Immediately after
death.
Rev. W. w. Patton, ID. d., president Of
Wayland Seminary, ably defended the
Views Of the minority OF the Andover Board
In the recent controversy.
Rev. NJ. T. Peel delivered an anniversary
sermon to Freeman Lodge OF the United
Odd.Fellows at Plymouth Congregational
Church last evening.
There was an Interesting programme
rendered at McKendree VI. Il, Church last
night. Mr.. II. u Moulton delivered an ad-
dress on "IIomo vs. Saloon" Major IL. A.
Hall and MIR. j. q. Lee made stirring adj
dresses, which were followed by music and
recitations.
Rev. Samuel II. Glesey OF the Church OF
the Epiphany, preached last night on
Daniel, as a model young man.
The corresponding secretary OF the Gen
eral Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church,
preached last night on the objects and work
OF the Centennial Committee.
Rev. DR.. Newman delivered the closing
(slxth) discourse OF his course, entitled
"Nodern Inndellty," last nights being on
"The Cure"
The First Baptist Church was filled last
night to listen to the last OF Rev. DIR.
Chambllss sermons on the family relations.
The thirteenth anniversary OF the pastor
ate OF Rev. DR. Domer was celebrated at the
English Lutheran Church, corner OF Elev-
enth and II streets, yesterday. In his even
Ing service the pastor urged upon his hearers
the necessity OF being earnest, Christian,
God fearing people and to stand up for the
right against those Goddess ones who meet
not In church to worship God, but in a
drinking saloon to plot anarchy.